Polar bears exposed to plastic pollution in their Arctic home - Greenpeace Aotearoa

Polar bears - the distinguished ambassadors of the Arctic. The largest bear species in the world, polar bears embody the stunning resilience of nature, gracefully navigating the icy landscapes they call home. Already under threat from rising temperatures and melting ice caps, these magnificent creatures face a new and alarming threat - plastic pollution invading their habitat.

Svalbard Polar Bears are curious and eat plastic garbage.

New paper polar bears attracted to garbage dumps blames lack of sea ice without any evidence

Svalbard Polar Bears are curious and eat plastic garbage.

Plastics - Greenpeace Aotearoa

Polar bears exposed to plastic pollution in their Arctic home - Greenpeace Aotearoa

Plastic ingestion by Arctic fauna: A review - ScienceDirect

Arctic Greenpeace UK

Article 'Forever chemicals' could affect 300+ species - POLITICO Pro

Polar bear threats - WWF Arctic

Is That Polar Bear Getting Enough to Eat? Try a Collar With a Camera. - The New York Times

Polar Bear Diet Now 25% Plastic, Russian Researchers Reveal; City Creates 'Alcatraz of Garbage' to Solve Problem - EnviroNews

The Fuzzy Face of Climate Change - Pacific Standard

Plastic waste on polar bears' menu a growing problem

Greenpeace 'polar bears' protest Arctic oil drilling

Polar bears scavenge on garbage to cope with climate change